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July 19th 06, 04:36 PM
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Hot spots in Midlands
It seems that the axis of heat has transferred to the W Midlands, as a
sea breeze from the Wash seems to moderating the E Midlands area. I would expect Coleshill or Church Lawford to be showing pretty high figures today. Coventry and Birmingham A/P currently at 35 degs C. My wife reported 36.7 Degs C in our back garden, with a hydrangea bush currently serving as a Stevenson Screen. Martin in Coventry where the office A/C has almost given up the unequal struggle and is now at 26 Degs C. |
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July 19th 06, 05:16 PM
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Hot spots in Midlands
"JPG" wrote in message ups.com... It seems that the axis of heat has transferred to the W Midlands, as a sea breeze from the Wash seems to moderating the E Midlands area. I would expect Coleshill or Church Lawford to be showing pretty high figures today. Coventry and Birmingham A/P currently at 35 degs C. My wife reported 36.7 Degs C in our back garden, with a hydrangea bush currently serving as a Stevenson Screen. Martin in Coventry where the office A/C has almost given up the unequal struggle and is now at 26 Degs C. A new record for Dorridge, 6 miles SW of B'ham airport 35.7C at 1700 My poor garden has really suffered while away in Majorca, Palma only 32C y'day. |
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